HP CIFS Client A.02.02 Administrator's Guide

Configuration File
Configuration Parameters
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NOTE Windows NT servers do not support SMB over TCP;
they do not accept connection requests on the
established TCP port for this functionality (port 445). If
you have NT servers in your network, and have
enabled SMB over TCP, then you must create an
"individual server" entry in the configuration file for
each NT server. Individual server entries are placed
after the "server.default" section, and before the tag
"# End of ’server’ section". For example, if an NT
server’s NetBIOS name is "ntsrv01", the section can
be:
ntsrv01 = {
smbOverTCP = no;
};
unixExtensions This boolean variable is used to enable or disable CIFS
UNIX extensions for connections to CIFS servers. The
valid values for this parameter are yes and no. The
default setting is yes. This variable can be configured
globally or on a server-by-server basis. See “CIFS
UNIX Extensions” on page 16 for details.
caseSensitive This is a boolean variable (possible values yes or no)
which specifies whether filenames on the server are
case sensitive. By default, they are case sensitive in
order to be consistent with the UNIX file system. If you
use a case mapping different from none (see next
parameter), you must set this parameter to no.
caseMapping This variable (of type enumeration) defines whether
file names are mapped to all upper case (upper), all
lower case (lower) or preserved as they are on the
server (none).
capitalizeShares This boolean variable defines whether share names are
converted to all uppercase characters before a
connection is attempted. Share names should be case
insensitive, but Windows 95 does not accept lowercase
names. If this option occurs in section serverClasses, it
can override a no to a yes, but not a yes to a no. The
default is yes .